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Dubai: Ties That Bind
Dubai is remaking itself as an infotech hub. But strong ties to the regional oil sector are keeping the economy on a roller coaster.
Author: Al Emid
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Emerging & Frontier Markets
Nicaraguas Political Impasse
Fifteen months after a political crisis erupted, the economy continues to wobble. Some of the damage is self-inflicted; some imposed from outside.
Features
Four Vulnerabilities Pose Risk For Latin America
Economies across Latin America have common vulnerabilities that create riskfor investors, consumers, and governments.
Features
Oman Faces Cash Crunch Amid US-Iran Tensions
Oman faces a serious cash squeezedue in part to factors beyond its control and in part to factors of its own making.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Morocco: The Long View
Morocco’s growth will continue to slow in 2019 but its strengths point to an acceleration down the road.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Ukraine: Rule Of Lawlessness
Ukraine has its strengths, but geopolitical concerns discourage foreign investors.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Barrick And Newmont Bury Their Battle
Two mining giants embark on a joint venture.
Country Report
Vietnam: Progress, Not Perfection
Vietnam has evolved, becoming a bigger FDI draw. Yet investors have cause for caution.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Paraguay: Calm Oasis
Paraguay has worked at increasing its macroeconomic stability, with notable success.
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Uganda: Stability At A Price
Uganda’s success is tied to stable government, but some key economic features are lacking.
Features
No-Consensus Forecast
Political strife is hammering Nicaragua’s economy. Can the nation’s stakeholders return to common ground?
Emerging & Frontier Markets
Bulgaria: Striking A Balance
Investors looking to build in Bulgaria will find government incentives and low-cost labor, but also a skills shortage.